Watertown Raiders Eliminate Latin Academy 46-36 in MIAA Girls Tournament First Round
Watertown upsets Latin Academy 46-36 in the 2020 MIAA Girls North Division III first round.
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Boston Hosts Sixth Annual Senior Black History Celebration at Melnea Cass Complex
Boston Police and the Age Strong Commission hosted the city's sixth annual Senior Black History Celebration at the Melnea Cass Athletic and Recreation Complex in Roxbury. Mayor Martin J.
Boston Disability Board Grills MBTA on Accessible Shuttle Buses During Green Line Outages
Boston's disability advisory board pressed MBTA officials on coach bus accessibility during a February meeting dominated by a presentation on the 15-year, 50-plus-project Green Line Transformation Program.
Boston Mayor Showcases Immigrant Entrepreneurs at Gardner Pilot Academy English Program
Boston Mayor Walmsley joined immigrant small-business owners at the Gardner Pilot Academy in Allston-Brighton Tuesday for a showcase hosted by English for New Bostonians, a city-founded organization that supports roughly 1,100 adult English learners annually across 20 programs.
Boston Home Center Launches New Mortgage Product, Touts $569 Million in City Housing Aid
Boston Home Center director details housing programs and previews new low-rate mortgage product for city residents.
Latin Academy Dragons End 20-Year Playoff Drought With 42-Point First-Round Rout
Latin Academy boys basketball routs South Boston 91-49, advancing to Boston City League semifinals for first time in over 20 years.
Latin Academy Dragons Defeat South Boston Knights in City League Playoff Opener
Latin Academy Dragons rout South Boston Knights in Boston City League boys' first-round playoff game.
Boston Commission Approves $1.21 Million Carter School Feasibility Study Contract
Boston's Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved a $1.21 million design contract to study replacing the William E. Carter School, a 1971 temporary building serving 30 students with severe disabilities at 396 Northampton Street in the South End.
Boston Commission Approves Food Forest Land Transfer, Codman Square Parking Parcel Shift
Boston Public Facilities Commission approves two Dorchester property transfers, including a $100 food forest conveyance.
Boston University and City Honor 29 Municipal Employees at 11th Annual Scholarship Ceremony
Boston University and the City of Boston recognized 29 municipal employees at the 11th annual scholarship ceremony, held for the first time in a new BU building on July 22.